Victoria Eisner, M.A., ADTR, NCC has been a clinical therapist and teacher for over 20 years. She has been on faculty or staff at the Center for Eating Disorders at Sheppard Pratt, Omega Institute, Naropa University Continuing Education Summer Program, Commission on Mental Health Services at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and the University of Montana. Her early experiences as writer, actress, dancer, singer and choreographer as well as ongoing explorations of yoga, chi gong, dance, mindfulness meditation, drumming, conscious breath work, psychotherapy and other body-centered therapies continue to inform and deepen her understanding and appreciation of the power of movement, thought, imagery, art and breath.

Working individually, and with groups, Victoria supports and guides her clients in the art of listening to and trusting their bodies as source and expression of mind, emotion and spirit. She is skilled and intuitive in her use of movement, dance, breath and mindfulness, bringing awareness to patterns of emotion, thought and behavior that prevent or inhibit authentic self-expression. At the center of her practice is the vision to create the experience of wholeness and connection, collaboratively and in community with others.

Victoria holds credentials from the American Dance Therapy Association and the National Board of Certified Counselors. She is on the board of the Maryland/D.C./Virginia Chapter of the American Dance Therapy Association and is the founding director of the Center for Body/Movement and Mindfulness-based Therapy in Baltimore, Maryland.